The problem with all these sensational speeches we’ve been hearing at the DNC is that Hillary still has to speak. And it won’t be easy after so much brilliant oratory. The stakes get higher with every great speech. This will be a challenge for her tomorrow.
But hey, to borrow Michelle Obama’s phrase, it’s better to have to go really high in order to impress than to have to think of endless ways to go even lower. The lineup we’ve seen in Philadelphia is a good competition to be in.
I’m glad she scheduled Obama/Bill earlier. To have to immediately follow them would’ve put unnecessary pressure on her. She has tomorrow all to herself and if she manages to be the best speaker of the night, that’ll be more than enough.
Tomorrow morning’s news cycle will be all about how Obama crushed. She does a decent job at her speech, the next day’s new cycle would be just her. She gets all the (deserved) spotlight. No conflict.
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It was great how she came out after his speech and they hugged. That was very good.
Republican nominee and former presidents are like cats and dogs.
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